Edward Williams wins lottery twice in a year
After winning a lottery twice in a year, Edward Williams is one of the definitions of lucky. Edward Williams is 47years old Wichita resident who won $75 000 in last September playing a $ 10 scratch ticket. He dared the chances again, when he matched every number in Super Kansas Cash drawing to win a jackpot worth approximately $900 000. Williams gets net $627,541 after all taxes.
Kansas lery player Edward Williams won a major amount of money in this lottery. This was a second major jackpot in a year. William told that when he knocked the $75 000, he bought a car and keep the rest of the winning into a CD. He also added that this time he will save it for retirement, which he hope to do at 55 year.
He is a single and ex-Marine and has been playing Super Kansa cash, Powerball and other lottery games constantly for 17 years. According to the Italian media Saturday’s record Superenalotto draw did not throw up a winner once again, so the record jackpot rolls over to Euros 127.5 million. Williams is not the first double winner but a man Keith Selix of Waterloo, Iowa gained three lottery prizes totaling US$81,000 in 2006.
Williams advised to the people that just keep on playing, who buys a $5 Quick Pick for every Super Kansas Cash drawing, looking for big win that is the best advice. This amount of jackpot is creating madness and increase ticket selling.
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